Remidi Test

Deni : Hello, Ahmad.

Ahmad : Hi, Deni. Nice to see you.

Deni : Nice to see you, too. How are you?

Ahmad : Fine, thank you. And you?

Deni : I am quite well, thanks.

Ahmad : may I introduce my friends?

This is Nani. This is Tono and that is is Nana.

Ahmad : How do you do everybody?

Glad to meet you.

Nani, Tono and

Nana : How do you do Ahmad?

Glad to meet you, too.

Ahmad : Are you all students?

Nani : Yes, we are.

Ahmad : I am sorry, friends. I am in a hurry…

Deni : Oh! Are you? See you again some-time. Goodbye, Ahmad.

Ahmad : Good bye, everybody. Glad to have met you.

3. The italicized expressions above to express....

• an advice

• an introduction people

• an introduction myself

• a formal greeting

Mr. Ahmad : Good afternoon, sir. May I introduce myself? My name is Ahmad.

I am a technician of PT AUTOMO­BILE ASSEMBLING INDUSTRY.

The secretary: Please sit down, what can I do for you, sir?

Mr. Ahmad : I want to see Mr Rahmat, the me­chanic in the workshop. Is he in today?

The secretary: I am sorry, sir. But Mr Rahmat isn't in today.

Mr Ahmad : I see. Never mind, sir. Goodbye.

The secretary: Good bye

2. We use the italicized words to express an....

• greeting

• advice

• introduction oneself

• introduction others

Mr. Ahmad : Good afternoon, sir. May I introduce myself? My name is Ahmad.

I am a technician of PT AUTOMO­BILE ASSEMBLING INDUSTRY.

The secretary: Please sit down, what can I do for you, sir?

Mr. Ahmad : I want to see Mr Rahmat, the me­chanic in the workshop. Is he in today?

The secretary: I am sorry, sir. But Mr Rahmat isn't in today.

Mr Ahmad : I see. Never mind, sir. Goodbye.

The secretary: Good bye:

1. The people in the dialogue are talking about ....

• Mr. Rahmat's attendance

• a way of greetings

• Mr Ahmad and the secretary

• Mr. Rahmat is in today

Deni : Hello, Ahmad.

Ahmad : Hi, Deni. Nice to see you.

Deni : Nice to see you, too. How are you?

Ahmad : Fine, thank you. And you?

Deni : I am quite well, thanks.

Ahmad : may I introduce my friends?

This is Nani. This is Tono and that is is Nana.

Ahmad : How do you do everybody?

Glad to meet you.

Nani, Tono and

Nana : How do you do Ahmad?

Glad to meet you, too.

Ahmad : Are you all students?

Nani : Yes, we are.

Ahmad : I am sorry, friends. I am in a hurry…

Deni : Oh! Are you? See you again some-time. Goodbye, Ahmad.

Ahmad : Good bye, everybody. Glad to have met you.

6. May I introduce myself?

The underlined word has the same meaning as

• Acquaint

• Deduce

• Contest

• Annoy

Surya : Lusi, this is my new friend, his name is Doni. He is a company director.

Lusi : Hi Doni.

Doni : Hello, Lusi_____? Nice to meet you.

Lusi : How do you do, Nice to meet you, too.

• What are you

• May I help you

• How are you

• How do you do

Good morning. I would like to introduce; my-self. My name is Deri. I am a student. I live, on Jln. Suniaraja in Bandung Just m case you want to call me, my phone number is 798320.

The above statements describe a ….

• meetings and greetings

• introducing others

• informal introduction

• formal introduction

Rio : Hi, Tim. Let me introduce to you. This is Lisa. (8) ... is my cousin.

Tim : Hi Rio, hi Lisa. It's nice to see you.

Lisa : Hi Tim, nice to see you too. Do you like playing badminton? (9) ... are going to play it this evening.

Tim : Sure. I love to join with (10)...

Rio : Let's go then.

• you

• me

• I

• she

• they

Rio : Hi, Tim. Let me introduce to you. This is Lisa. (8) ... is my cousin.

Tim : Hi Rio, hi Lisa. It's nice to see you.

Lisa : Hi Tim, nice to see you too. Do you like playing badminton? (9) ... are going to play it this evening.

Tim : Sure. I love to join with (10)...

Rio : Let's go then.

• They

• We

• I

• She

• He

Rio : Hi, Tim. Let me introduce to you. This is Lisa. (8) ... is my cousin.

Tim : Hi Rio, hi Lisa. It's nice to see you.

Lisa : Hi Tim, nice to see you too. Do you like playing badminton? (9) ... are going to play it this evening.

Tim : Sure. I love to join with (10)...

Rio : Let's go then.

• them

• us

• me

• you

• us

The generic structure of Descriptive text is...

• General Classification - Description

• Goal - Material - Step

• Identification - description

• Orientation - Event - Reorientation